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Thought without systematicity? Evaluating reasoning models on rule induction tasks
Simon Schug, Brenden M. Lake
A central tenet of human cognition is systematicity, the principle that understanding one concept is inherently tied to understanding close variations of that concept. Do reasoning…
cs.LG2026
Sparsely gated tiny linear experts
Simon Schug
Sparsity allows scaling model parameters without proportionally increasing computational cost. While mixture of experts (MoE) models are made increasingly sparse, individual expert…
cs.CL2026
Are they human? Detecting large language models by probing human memory constraints
Simon Schug, Brenden M. Lake
The validity of online behavioral research relies on study participants being human rather than machine. In the past, it was possible to detect machines by posing simple challenges…